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9/11Amazing grace : the story of America's most beloved song
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xxxii, 266 pages : 22 cm
Documents the history of the popular American hymn, noting the inspiration of its writing by John Newton, its nineteenth- and twentieth-century rise to a gospel and folk standard, and its recording by various top artists
Includes bibliographical references (pages 257-266)
Documents the history of the popular American hymn, noting the inspiration of its writing by John Newton, its nineteenth- and twentieth-century rise to a gospel and folk standard, and its recording by various top artists
Includes bibliographical references (pages 257-266)
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